Back in the day, teams tended to wait until after the World Series to start shaping their plans for the following season. Someone should have mentioned this to the Red Sox, Jays, Marlins, Athletics, and Diamondbacks — all of whom who had very busy weekends.
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There’s exploration, puzzle solving, new characters, and very clumsy gunplay (Telltale should never, ever make a first-person shooter without refining its interface skills). The series’ technical limitations still show up, and it actually gets in the way quite a bit in one cumbersome sequence where Lee is fighting off zombies while stuck in wood. It’s par for the course, though one positive turn from Episode 3 is that the extended adventure-game puzzle segments have been truncated.
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Can they do it again in Game Six Sunday evening back at home against the St. Louis Cardinals, who remain a win away from heading back to World Series?
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While his season ended early because of a concussion, Love logged much more PT and shattered his previous high in scoring. His dimes dipped, but his blocks – still his sole Achilles’ heel from a Fantasy perspective – rose slightly. Love is obviously now one of the elite players in the NBA, but he sounds a bit miffed that the T-Wolves didn’t give him a maximum contract extension, so let’s hope that doesn’t spill onto the floor.
2012-13 RotoRob NBA Draft Kit: Power Forward Rankings Read Post »
Another Thursday evening has come and gone and with it, another episode of RotoRob’s Fantasy Baseball Weekly Podcast, heard at 9 p.m. EST each week on Blogtalkradio.
Podcast: LCS Edition Read Post »
The veteran Venezuelan accepted his assignment and went down to Triple-A and then was back in LA for September after getting added back onto the 40-man roster. Down the stretch, Abreu only appeared as a pinch-hitter.
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Investigation is the name of the game, which equates to lots of meticulously walking every available inch of an area and pressing a button when on-screen prompts (either a hand or a magnifying glass) pop up. If you’ve yet to see or do everything at a particular point they’ll be outlined in blue; once completed they turn green. It handles fine, though the persistent swaying in first-person view can occasionally make it difficult to investigate a particularly small object when zoomed in.
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